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... granted:—J. I). Ross, Stewartions, H. Iladwin, Morecambe, and A. Crompton. Walkden, to play with Salford; John Parry, Bargoed, Thomas White, Morriston, and Charles Smith, Gloucester, to play with Wigan; Joseph Owen and J. W. Mears, of Seaton, to play with Oldham ...
... Manchester ; Arabella Knight, Liverpool ; Jas. Arthur Mort. Heimshors • Mary Nutter, Barrowford. Burnley ; Bertha Hartley, ; Thomas White, Preaten ; George Gibson, Manchester ; John Hodgson, Caton. Lancaster ; Borah Gl Ms, ileYwood I Mary Elizabeth Taylor, ...
... far as the seventh century. The Bishops of Peterborough include John Towel,. who Ora, deprived by the Long ParliameLt ; Thomas White, one of the Sees Bishops sent to the To;ve - r - : the antiquary ; and W. C. Magee, one of the most eloquent prelates ...
... ON TO! PRESTON STATION. What might have a serious accident occurred at the Central Station, Freston, on Tuesday morning. Thomas White. a stone. mason, of 43, Clarence-street, Primrose-lane, Lancaster, was on his way to Colne from Lancaster. He was crossing ...
... Mackerel, Mrs. Houghton, Mrs. Denman, Mrs. arranged. £ l7 had been spent on the organ , Holy Trinity Church, iliverston, Thomas White to Edward Storey, Mrs. IWinder. Mrs. Smallman, and other renewals, bad also been made. Mary Ann Sanittleworta. Mrs. Capstick ...
... JUDGES LODGlNGS.—Thursdat. Beftre Edrard Storey, Dap Thomas 'Whiting, a young man, bailing from Rctherham, but at present living in Morecambe, was charged with etealing on the 7th at Morecambe. a dish and three of mushrooms, the property of William T ...